Casa Anahi | 5-Bedroom Villa in Tias Puerto del Carmen

Stand on the terrace of a luxury villa rental in Tías, Puerto del Carmen, and watch the Atlantic reshape itself with each passing hour—this is Casa Anahi, where ten guests experience coastal living from one of Lanzarote’s most commanding vantage points. Perched above the Old Town’s winding promenade, this five-bedroom property commands the kind of sea views that make mornings feel like an event and sunsets feel like a personal performance staged for your arrival.

Inside Casa Anahi

Casa Anahi sleeps 10 guests across 5 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms, each room configured to accommodate different group dynamics and family structures. The ground floor unfolds as an open-plan living territory—a 55-inch SKY television anchors the lounge space alongside a DVD player and curated book collection, while the integrated dining area flows seamlessly toward the kitchen. The kitchen itself runs with professional intent: full-size oven, hob, microwave, dishwasher, and breakfast bar that transforms food preparation from chore into gathering place.

The first floor houses four distinct bedroom suites. The master bedroom features a double bed, private patio doors opening to a balcony, and an en-suite bathroom equipped with a walk-in shower, dual washbasins, and separate WC. A second bedroom contains twin beds with matching balcony access and an en-suite shower room with washbasin and WC. The third bedroom also features twin beds paired with an en-suite bathroom offering a shower, twin washbasins, and WC. The fourth bedroom provides a double bed alongside a chaise lounge and dressing area, with its own en-suite bathroom featuring a shower, twin washbasins, and WC.

An additional internal apartment (currently unavailable) would normally accommodate a further two guests, accessed directly from the pool terrace and featuring its own open-plan living area, kitchenette with hob, microwave and fridge, double bedroom, and bathroom with walk-in rain shower.

Throughout Casa Anahi, practical amenities include Wi-Fi connectivity, air conditioning on a timer system, washing machine and tumble dryer, ironing facilities, and parking for three vehicles. Cots and highchairs are available on request for an additional charge, making multi-generational groups and families with infants genuinely accommodated rather than merely tolerated.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The outdoor environment at Casa Anahi justifies the entire journey to Lanzarote. A private pool measuring 9 metres by 4 metres with a depth ranging from 1 to 1.6 metres creates the focal point of the terrace landscape—large enough for genuine swimming, shallow enough for children’s safety. A wooden pergola frames the covered dining facilities, transforming al fresco meals into extended social events rather than rushed logistics. The barbecue station anchors the entertaining zone, while a pool table inside provides counterpoint to the outdoor social rhythm.

From this terrace, the view extends uninterrupted across the Atlantic: early light catches the water differently each dawn, and the late-afternoon glow transforms the entire seascape into shades of amber and rose. This is the kind of outdoor space where guests discover they’ve spent three hours reading without noticing time’s passage, where children abandon screens without being asked, where conversation deepens as the sun descends.

Location: Tías and the Surrounding Area

Casa Anahi occupies the cliff-top territory of Puerto del Carmen’s Old Town, a position that merges serene isolation with genuine walkability. The villa sits directly above the coastal promenade—a scenic pathway stretching approximately 2 kilometres from the picturesque Old Town harbour toward Puerto Calero, that sophisticated marina lined with boutique shops and waterfront restaurants. This route transforms a simple walk into a continuous visual experience of fishing boats, luxury yachts, and the authentic texture of Lanzarote’s coastal character.

Within 200 metres on foot, guests discover the dense cluster of Old Town amenities: independent restaurants serving fresh catch alongside traditional Spanish fare, compact supermarkets stocking both international brands and local specialities, and casual bars where Canarian wine flows alongside conversation. Specific dining options like El Timple and Sibu Cafe sit within five minutes’ walk, offering everything from tapas to contemporary Mediterranean cooking.

Puerto Calero itself lies just 3 kilometres south—a purpose-built marina village developed to cater to serious sailors and casual day-trippers alike. The waterfront here specializes in boat hire, sport fishing charters, and restaurants where seafood arrives hours after being caught. The nearby Femés beaches (6 kilometres distant) provide golden sand, clear shallow waters ideal for families, and beach clubs offering loungers and refreshment without pretension.

Lanzarote’s volcanic interior remains accessible: Timanfaya National Park sits approximately 45 kilometres west and showcases the island’s raw geothermal drama through guided camel routes and crater viewpoints. The wine region around La Geria (35 kilometres north) features dozens of small bodegas producing distinctive volcanic wines—many welcome walk-in visitors for tastings. Arrecife, the island capital, sits 15 kilometres north and functions as the primary commercial hub, with larger supermarkets, the airport, and transport connections.

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The best rental season runs from November through April, when temperatures hover between 18-22°C, rainfall remains minimal, and the island avoids peak summer crowds. December through January brings festive atmosphere—Christmas markets in Arrecife and New Year celebrations throughout the island. Spring (March-April) offers ideal hiking conditions, wildflower blooms, and the Festa de Mayo celebrations in various towns. Summer months attract windsurfers and water sports enthusiasts, though temperatures climb above 28°C.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Casa Anahi accommodates specific guest configurations exceptionally well. Extended families of 8-10 people find the bedroom distribution allows genuine privacy: grandparents in the master suite, parents and teenagers distributed among remaining bedrooms, with bathroom ratios preventing morning queue frustrations. Multi-generational groups benefit from the separation of family zones—younger children can sleep under parental supervision while teenagers claim semi-independent sleeping arrangements.

Friend groups of similar ages appreciate the entertaining layout: the pool functions as a social hub, the dining terrace as gathering space, and individual bedrooms as retreat zones. Couples seeking space for a single friend or family member find the configuration adaptable. Business groups using Lanzarote as a warm-weather meeting location appreciate the reliable Wi-Fi, multiple work-friendly zones, and proximity to restaurant meetings in the Old Town.

The property suits families with children from infants upward—the private pool eliminates crowding concerns, beach access via the promenade takes ten minutes, and the abundance of shallow-water family beaches nearby makes water safety manageable. Parents of teenagers discover the location offers enough local activity (boat trips, beach clubs, restaurants) to prevent boredom while maintaining reasonable security oversight.

Practical Information

Casa Anahi accommodates 10 guests across 5 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms. Lanzarote Airport (Arrecife) sits approximately 12 kilometres north, with a typical transfer time of 20-25 minutes by car depending on traffic patterns. Rental car collection at the airport allows maximum flexibility for exploring the island beyond walking distance from the villa.

The nearest full-service supermarket (Carrefour Express) operates within 300 metres of the property, stocking everything from fresh produce to international brands. The Old Town’s smaller shops and markets provide daily-fresh alternatives, particularly for fish, bread, and local produce. Check-in typically occurs from 16:00 onwards, with flexible arrangements available subject to prior coordination. Linen, towels, and basic starter supplies are included. Air conditioning operates on a timer system; pool heating is available (typically charged separately). Wi-Fi password is provided at check-in with speeds adequate for video conferencing and streaming.

Frequently Asked Questions about Casa Anahi

How many guests does Casa Anahi sleep?

Casa Anahi sleeps 10 guests across 5 bedrooms: a master double, two twin rooms, and two additional double bedrooms, each with private en-suite bathrooms. An internal apartment (currently unavailable) would normally accommodate 2 additional guests but requires separate enquiry regarding current availability.

What is the nearest airport to Casa Anahi in Tías?

Lanzarote Airport (César Manrique International Airport) operates as the primary gateway, located approximately 12 kilometres north of the villa. Standard car transfer takes 20-25 minutes depending on traffic flows through Arrecife. Car rental desks operate in the airport terminal building, allowing immediate vehicle collection upon arrival.

What is the best time of year to rent Casa Anahi?

November through April offers optimal conditions: temperatures ranging 18-22°C, minimal rainfall, and reduced summer crowds. December through January brings festive atmosphere and holiday events. March-April provides ideal hiking weather and spring wildflowers. August attracts windsporters and water sports enthusiasts, though daytime temperatures exceed 28°C. September-October remains warm but experiences occasional rainfall and potential Atlantic swell.

Is Casa Anahi suitable for families with children?

Casa Anahi accommodates families with children from infancy upward. The private pool eliminates crowding concerns common to public beaches and pools. The promenade connecting the villa to family-friendly beaches takes approximately 10 minutes on foot, with Femés beach (6 kilometres distant) offering particularly shallow, sheltered water suitable for young swimmers. Cots and highchairs are available on request for an additional charge. The surrounding Old Town presents minimal traffic danger and abundant restaurant options accommodating children’s dietary preferences.

What is included in the rental price at Casa Anahi?

The rental price includes Wi-Fi connectivity, air conditioning (on timer system), linen and towels, basic cleaning between guest stays, and use of all interior furnishings and appliances. Utilities (water, electricity) are included. The private pool is available for use; pool heating is typically available as a separate charge. Parking for three vehicles is included. Cots and highchairs incur additional charges. Check specific terms with your booking confirmation.

What restaurants and shops are near Casa Anahi?

Within 200 metres on foot: El Timple restaurant (traditional Canarian), Sibu Cafe (contemporary Mediterranean), and numerous tapas bars line the Old Town promenade. The small supermarket Carrefour Express operates 300 metres away. Puerto Calero marina (3 kilometres south) hosts restaurants including Amura (seafood specialist) and Brisote (Mediterranean). The Old Town market operates Friday through Sunday mornings with fresh produce, fish, and local cheeses. For fine dining, most restaurants in this area focus on seafood and Spanish classics rather than Michelin-level establishments—the appeal lies in authenticity and fresh local ingredients rather than haute cuisine positioning.